Joe Barry'd again

[packfanfb]

Lol, he's just making stuff up at this point. I'd feel bad for the guy if I didn't think he was such an idiot and/or *****. 

[Arthur Penske]

1 minute ago, JBURGE said:

Watching MLF presser, he confirmed the plan is for JB to stay until the end of the year. 

 

The youtube chat went from Fire Joe Barry to Fire MLF lol

They limited the chat on twitter for the press conference lol

[beekay414]

Lol ******* coward

[Packerraymond]

Gute probably wants him to stay on to put us in range to take Alt.

[packfanfb]

There's my "all 11" quote. Was getting worried for a second. Thanks Matt. I understand perfectly now. 

[Leader]

Just now, vegas492 said:

He doesn't have the stones and he won't be fired.

It will go down like Office Space.  You don't need to fire someone, you just need the glitch to be "worked out".  Barry won't have a contract after the year is up.  Issue resolved without the need to fire him.

I think might have been handled differently if there was a viable replacement on staff. The only one I can think of doesnt actually come from the defensive staff at all (and therefore is nothing but imagination): Bisaccia. He might be able to get the unit fired up and working again. An internal swap isnt going to lead to wholesale changes in philosophies - not at this late date - but the application of the defenses can change. In any case...it's all moot anyway.

[beekay414]

Communication isn't the ******* problem, Matt. 

[Mox]

Matt is too soft. This is ridiculous.

[beekay414]

Honestly, LaFleur can go too. I don't want this man in charge of hiring the next DC if he thinks that communication is the problem and not the scheme. 

[Packerraymond]

Nothing I didn't expect. LaFleur couldn't give any pro-Barry answer, the guy is out as DC in 3 weeks, but there's no one on this staff he feels can call the defense.

If Rodgers was here I'd be livid, but our QB is just entering his time, we're the youngest team in the league and honestly going 0-3 in a game like yesterday is probably better for this team than going 3-0. So not firing Barry today causes me no grief.

[Spartacus]

So basically three things:

1. Plan for JB to remain DC for the rest of the season. 

2. Basic communication breakdowns across the whole defense. 

3. Plan to play two shell against the Bucs to alleviate the dangerous WRs explosive plays. MLF quote "Obviously it didn't work"

[Mazrimiv]

I just don't see where MLF had a better alternative.  I don't care about Barry being on the staff today.  I will care quite a bit a couple of months from now,

[vegas492]

1 minute ago, Leader said:

I think might have been handled differently if there was a viable replacement on staff. The only one I can think of doesnt actually come from the defensive staff at all (and therefore is nothing but imagination): Bisaccia. He might be able to get the unit fired up and working again. An internal swap isnt going to lead to wholesale changes in philosophies - not at this late date - but the application of the defenses can change. In any case...it's all moot anyway.

About the only thing a firing would do is this...it puts everyone on notice.  Not just players, coaches.

Instead, we will let him play out the string and be seen as a franchise that doesn't can coaches during the season.  And that should be attractive to Saleh. 

[{Family Ghost}]

LaFleur blaming in all on communication issues, and he will now be spending more time with the defense.  Great, the head coach who is the most instrumental part of our offense has to spend time with the defense because the coaches and players are not up to the task.  I'm not so sure this entire staff isn't in over their heads.

[Leader]

4 minutes ago, Packerraymond said:

Gute probably wants him to stay on to put us in range to take Alt.

Some positive spin to all this nonsense 👍
Let's make the best of it.